Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
In this week's episode of The Studio Sessions, we explore Saint-Saëns' Danse Bacchanale from his opera 'Samson and Delilah'. Taking its name from Bacchus, mythological god of wine and fertility, a bacchanale is a tactile and pleasing dance. This interpretation was arranged by our Section Principal Second Violin Gail Aitken.
Performed by Rebecca Seymour and Helen Travers (violin), Graham Simpson (viola), Tim Byrne (cello), Justin Bullock (double bass), Kate Lawson (piccolo + flute), Sarah Meagher (oboe), Brian Catchlove (clarinet), Nicole Tait (bassoon), Timothy Skelly (French horn), Richard Madden (trumpet), Jason Redman (trombone), Josh DeMarchi and Jacob Enoka (percussion).
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In this week's episode of The Studio Sessions, we explore Saint-Saëns' Danse Bacchanale from his opera 'Samson and Delilah'. Taking its name from Bacchus, mythological god of wine and fertility, a bacchanale is a tactile and pleasing dance. This interpretation was arranged by our Section Principal Second Violin Gail Aitken.
Performed by Rebecca Seymour and Helen Travers (violin), Graham Simpson (viola), Tim Byrne (cello), Justin Bullock (double bass), Kate Lawson (piccolo + flute), Sarah Meagher (oboe), Brian Catchlove (clarinet), Nicole Tait (bassoon), Timothy Skelly (French horn), Richard Madden (trumpet), Jason Redman (trombone), Josh DeMarchi and Jacob Enoka (percussion).
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